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1 - Sights - National symbols - Cities - Sights - National symbols - Cities

2 The Stars and Strips 50 Stars 13 Strips The BALD HEADED EAGLE

3 The White House is the Residence The Capitol is the highest of the American President. building in W., of the American President. building in W., where laws are made. where laws are made. No building in the city may No building in the city may be more than 40 meters high. be more than 40 meters high. The Sights of Washington

4 Lincoln – memorial with 36 columns A magnificent sculpture (6m.)of (the number of states Abraham Lincoln inside (the number of states Abraham Lincoln inside in Lincoln’s days) – in a park on the in Lincoln’s days) – in a park on the banks of the Potomac River. Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the USA – The author of Emancipation Proclamation

5  Washington National Cathedral (St. Peter and St.Paul’s Church Cathedral) – was built in a gothic style. The first stone was laid by Th. Roosevelt (the 26 th president) in 1907. Finally it was rebuilt in 1990.

6 THE STATUE OF LIBERTY

7  At the entrance to New York Harbour you can see a great statue which is called the Statue of Liberty. It is 46 meters high excluding the pedestal. The Statue was designed by Bartholdy, a French sculptor, who worked ten years at it. In 1876 the statue was taken to pieces and shipped across the Atlantic as a gift from the French government to the USA for its democratic views. The Statue of Liberty is the symbol of New York. New York (New York) is the city of contrasts, financial and business centre of the USA. It was founded some three hundred years ago. It is situated in the mouth of the Hudson. Its nickname is “A big apple”, because everybody wants to bite it.

8 Los Angeles (California) – the nation’s third largest city. It leads the USA in production of aircraft. This city is the world capital of filmed entertainment. The first cinema house in the country was opened here in 1902. Hollywood – the centre of the US film industry. In 1913 the first film was made there. The biggest film companies are here: MGM, Paramount, 20 th century Fox, Columbia Pictures, Warner Bros. Hollywood – the centre of the US film industry. In 1913 the first film was made there. The biggest film companies are here: MGM, Paramount, 20 th century Fox, Columbia Pictures, Warner Bros. The star avenue

9 In 1955 a world famous cartoon’s creator Walt Disney founded the first park of entertainment with decorations from popular Disney cartoons in Los Angeles. 10 mln. people visit Disneyworld every year. Walt Disney (1901-1966) A world famous cartoon Director. His Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are known to every child in the world. A new Disneyland in Florida, built in 1971.

10  New Orleans is the place to come if you like jazz or blues. Almost all the bars and clubs in the city feature live music, there are usually more bands playing out in the streets. Other reason to visit this city is its 19th century architecture.  Las Vegas is the city that never sleeps!  San Francisco, Philadelphia … “ America! Who has seen you once, will never forget ” “ America! Who has seen you once, will never forget ” J. London. J. London.

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